@PolAmKrakow
Russia was no more guilty of undermining the Minsk agreements than Ukraine was.
Not true. Again, I suggest you read up on Russia's conduct during and after the negotiations. Russia never had any interest in making Minsk II work under the conditions that had been agreed upon, because that would have left Ukraine mostly intact and capable of pursuing its' own path. Instead Putin wanted to install his proxies in Luhansk and Donbass and through them sabotage the rest of Ukraine. Something that was both against Minsk II and obviously not going to be accepted by Ukraine.
Ukraine has some responsibility for drawing Russia in
No they do not. Because Russia was not "drawn in." Russia acted on their own each step on the way. There was no pressing need for Russia to invade Ukraine in 2014, nor in 2022. Russia had been offered a sweet deal with Minsk II and later with assurances from Western leaders that Ukraine would not join NATO. Putin could have easily taken those concessions as a big win, but that was never enough for him.
That something had to "offered" to Russia in order to them stop meddling with and invading another country, despite having signed several treaties promising to not do precisely that, is telling in itself.